It is common knowledge that washrooms constantly generate more complaints than any other area within a facility.
To compound the issue, cleaners, often unaware of the dangers of cross-contamination, re-use their mops and buckets elsewhere in the building, essentially redistributing the filth and germs.
This article offers a fresh perspective and introduces the process of no-touch washroom cleaning. It highlights the ultimate goal of ‘cleaning for health’ in the public washroom, considered by environmental scientists as the most dangerous area within a facility.